Bre,

I consider my vlog "art" in the "performance art" sense.

I just don't consider it to be very *good* "art."

;)

--Stephanie

On 7/21/05, pettisb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ever read your own post and just feel like a dork?  I'm sorry for my
> art snob outburst and I'll try and keep it in check.
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> In my heart, I actually believe that the more creativity there is in
> the world, the better.  In truth, it doesn't matter if I think you're
> an artist or not.  Go forth and let creativity burst from your vlogs.
>
> -Bre
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> --- In [email protected], "pettisb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > If you've got a vlog is art, I want to see it.  I've seen very few
> > video art vlog posts.  Video art is probably my favorite art form.
> > Send me your links and if I like it, I'll send you the link love from
> > imakethings
> >
> > On the other side of that, I get a little ruffled when people take the
> > thing they are doing and call it art.  Last year at an entrepreneur
> > workshop, I had a guy expound on the parallels between being an artist
> > and entrepreneur.  While he may have felt a sense of creativity
> > starting businesses, I really don't think starting a business makes
> > you an artist.
> >
> > I don't think starting a blog or vlog makes you an artist either.
> > That being said, there are lots of people using their vlogs as a
> > platform for their art, video and otherwise and there are lots of
> > artists making vlogs.  I sometimes make video art and post it on my
> > blog, but mostly I just like interviewing people who make things,
> > which is not an art form.
> >
> > I suppose that editing and creating vlogs could be considered an art
> > form by some, but for me, I have to agree with Andreas, it's the
> > content and execution of the vlog that holds the potential for artistry.
> >
> > Bre
> >
> > http://imakethings.com
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Stephanie Bryant
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